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     CommentAuthorcaniggia (CommentTimeJun 3rd 2008)

    

   Posted By: cloudgalBasement of Army Mkt has nice fish soup? I shld chk it out one day then, cos most times, i go upstairs.

   i think its located at 1 corner, they sell fish porridge, fish head noodles...etc.. among the list, fish soup is 1 of them.
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     CommentAuthorlap sap tang (CommentTimeJun 7th 2008 edited)

    

   Posted By: iheartbread1. Jing Hua for its rich milky-style fish soup, long queues expected (Stall #77 Maxwell Road Food Centre)
   2. For fish soup with a dose of XO, try Holland Village XO Fish Head Bee Hoon (located at Blk 46 Holland Drive #01-359). You can smell the brandy wafting out!

   Blues Almighty

   
   
   I love the maxwell one but more for the fresh fish slices than the fried fish, fish slices are generous and i've have seen the uncle pour evaporated milk (i think) inside the soup which possibly adds to the milkiness. You can taste a type of fried flat fish ground in to add to the fragrance of the stock. wah lau.. -drools uncontrollably over keyboard-
   
   My grandaunt brings a miniature bottle of XO or brandy along with her when she goes to the holland V one and pours it in slyly when nobody is looking. ;)
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     CommentAuthorchicken republic (CommentTimeJun 17th 2008)

    
   ship restaurant
   shaw plaza orchard

   ice
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     CommentAuthorice (CommentTimeJun 17th 2008)

    
   CR: thanks! I've heard about it. Just need reassurance!
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     CommentAuthorcrunchychoconut (CommentTimeJun 17th 2008)

    
   my dad likes the fish soup from hong kong street!
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     CommentAuthorchicken republic (CommentTimeJun 18th 2008)

    
   enjoy your fish soup..
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     CommentAuthorHoongy ! (CommentTimeJun 20th 2008)

    
   how about fish head bee hoon recommendations. any out there?
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     CommentAuthorice (CommentTimeJun 20th 2008)

    
   mine
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     CommentAuthoreym C (CommentTimeAug 12th 2008)

    

   Posted By: iceblanco court fried fish soupat china sq food centre. soup is unique coz besides fish, there is also fried egg added. a bit oily though.
   

   
   
   An update - china sq food centre has closed and i just find out this fish soup stall has shifted to Tanjong Pagar MRT station (xchange). Small eatery of its own.
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      CommentAuthorcloudgal (CommentTimeAug 12th 2008)

     
    eym C: thanks for the update! :)
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      CommentAuthorPrincess V (CommentTimeAug 12th 2008)

     
    thanks for the update, eym C. Been searching for that stall ! D'ya happen to know its stall name?
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      CommentAuthoreym C (CommentTimeAug 12th 2008)

     
    its the same blanco court fish soup ...
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      CommentAuthoreym C (CommentTimeAug 14th 2008)

     
    By the way, i think there are two different Blanco Court fish soup.
    
    1) One is currently at Tg Pagar MRT station which was formerly at China Sq food centre
    
    2) The other one is at a corner coffeeshop along beach road http://www.hungrygowhere.com/singapore/blanco_court_sliced_fish_bee_hoon/
    
    Both have their fair share of crowd during lunch hour. Both have popular fried fish/fried egg soup.
    
    Differences
    
    (1) usually serves fried fish soup in clear soup with lots of parsley the (2) always serves fried fish soup in milky soup.
    
    (1) is more expensive, with starting price at SGD 4, (2) still stays at SGD 3?
    (1) soup is more bland
    (2) has mincec chilli and garlic in vinegar instead of just red cut chilli
    (2) usually serves with Caixin, while (1) serves with chinese lettuce.
    (1) has good sambal fried fish, (2) only has fish soup
    
    
    I much prefer (2)...

    cloudgal, ice, Princess V
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      CommentAuthorchicken republic (CommentTimeAug 20th 2008)

     
    whampoo have pomfret soup they use charcoal (i forgrt to name )very old shop beside ah seng steel shop have second hand kitchen equipment selling